Landie Maness Kitts
Associate Attorney
“Family law is personal. My goal is to make sure my clients feel heard, understand their options, and have someone in their corner as they take the next step forward.”
— Landie Maness Kitts
Professional Background
Landie is a family law attorney at Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette who helps individuals and families throughout East Tennessee navigate divorce, child custody, parenting plans, child support, and other family law matters.
Her interest in family law began while she was an undergraduate intern with a local family law attorney. That experience showed her the important role an attorney can play in helping people through some of the most personal and difficult transitions in their lives and ultimately helped shape the direction of her legal career.
Today, Landie brings that same focus to her work with clients facing divorce, custody disputes, and other family-related legal challenges. She understands that no two families or situations are exactly alike and believes clients deserve an attorney who will listen carefully, explain their options clearly, and help them make informed decisions about their families and their futures.
Landie earned her Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law in 2023. During law school, she earned several CALI Awards for Academic Excellence and was named a Top Ten Oralist at the Emory University Civil Rights and Liberties Moot Court Competition.
Before attending law school, Landie graduated from Emory & Henry College in 2020, earning two bachelor’s degrees with honors in Law & Politics and Religion.
As a family law attorney, Landie is committed to providing thoughtful guidance and strong advocacy while helping clients find a path forward during challenging times.
Experience & Recognition
- Juris Doctor, cum laude – Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law, 2023
- CALI Awards for Academic Excellence
- Top Ten Oralist – Emory University Civil Rights and Liberties Moot Court Competition
- Bachelor’s Degrees with Honors in Law & Politics and Religion – Emory & Henry College, 2020
Community Involvement
Landie has volunteered with the American Legion Auxiliary Volunteer Girls State program since 2016 and currently serves as a Lead Counselor. In this role, she mentors high school students and helps teach the importance of civic engagement, leadership, and public service.
Personal Life
Originally from Rutledge, Tennessee, Landie now calls Knoxville home, where she lives with her husband, son, and beagle. Outside the office, she enjoys playing disc golf, discovering new restaurants, and supporting her husband’s high school marching band.